Sarah Faris
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About
Sarah Faris is a urologic surgeon and researcher whose work focuses on optimizing functional outcomes and surgical quality in adult urology. Her key research areas include prostate cancer survivorship, minimally invasive surgical techniques, and postoperative quality-of-life metrics. Dr. Faris’s most cited study, “The Relationship Between Incontinence and Erectile Dysfunction After Robotic Prostatectomy: Are They Mutually Exclusive?” (30 citations), challenges the assumption that these two common complications are independent, demonstrating instead that they are closely linked and share overlapping risk factors—a finding that has reshaped how clinicians counsel patients and design rehabilitation protocols. Her second major contribution, “Open Vs Minimally Invasive Adult Ureteral Reimplantation: Analysis of 30-day Outcomes in the NSQIP Database” (15 citations), provides critical comparative data on safety and recovery, supporting the shift toward less invasive approaches in complex reconstructive surgery. By leveraging large national databases and patient-reported outcomes, Dr. Faris has advanced evidence-based practice in urologic oncology and reconstruction, directly improving how surgeons manage post-treatment complications and measure success beyond cancer control.
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